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- cache
A buffer containing frequently accessed instructions and data. It is used to reduce access time.
- caching 3
The process of storing frequently used results from a request to memory for quick retrieval until it is time to refresh the information. DB2 UDB provides many forms of caching, such as directory caching and package caching.
- call-level interface (CLI)
A callable API for database access that is an alternative to an embedded SQL API. In contrast to embedded SQL, the CLI does not require precompiling or binding to a database; instead, it provides a standard set of functions to process SQL statements and related services at runtime.
- cardinality
The number of rows in a database table.
- cascade delete
The way DB2 UDB enforces referential constraints ...
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